“Madame Ida”: interview with director Jacob Møller
In the early 1950s, the orphan fifteen-year-old Cecilia has become pregnant. To hide the unwanted pregnancy, she is sent out to live with Ida, who is to adopt the child.
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“Ponyboi”, interview with the director Esteban Arango and the actor/writer River Gallo
Esteban Arango, director, River Gallo, actor/writer. "Ponyboi". A noir thriller film about running from a seedy world to redemption.
“Ponyboi” has been presented in competition at the 42nd Torino Film Festival. The film is directed by Esteban Arango, based on a screenplay written by River Gallo, who stars in the film. the actor has been awarded for Best Performance. We met director and actor before the festival screening to talk about this nocturnal and fascinating thriller drama.
A film about acceptance and self recognition
As River Gallo, lead actor of “Ponyboi“, says the film is strongly about a journey of self affirmation and recognition, in a seedy and dark world. The redemption trip the lead character unconsciously makes is fundamentally linked with the gender recognition path that walks parallel to the main plot. This is the strength of the film.
A genre film, a noir thriller with a fairy tale vibe as well
Esteban Arango, director of “Ponyboi” tells us that when he read the final script he had clear in mind the atmosphere and the kind of visuals he wanted to pull. The evolution of “Ponyboi” and their dreams in the film needed some aesthetics to function in connection with it, and which had to be believable for a genre film
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"Ponyboi", interview with the director Esteban Arango and the actor/writer River Gallo Angelo Acerbi
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Valentine’s Day, New Jersey. It’s a busy day of sex work for Ponyboi when he learns that his estranged father is dying. The troubling news brings back old memories of growing up intersex in a traditional Salvadoran household. Things take a turn for the worse when a drug deal goes wrong, forcing Ponyboi to make a clean break and leave New Jersey to save his neck from the mob.
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